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Celtic Paganism Deity Guides (Part #1)
Part 2
Brigid
Culture: Celtic
Goddess of: Spring, Fertility, Family, The Hearth, Childbirth, Fire, Blacksmiths, Scholars, Physicians, Prophets, Healing, Poetry, Occult knowledge, and Justice
Symbols: Brigid’s Cross, Candles, Triquetra, Faeries, Four leaf clovers, Cauldron, Chalice, Corn Dolly, Anvil, Hammer, Poetry, Forges, Hearths, Wells and Rock Formations
Colours: Green, Red, White, Gold and Blue
Animals: Snakes, Ewes, Sheep, Cows, Bees, Oxen, Owls and Hibernating animals
Plants: Cinnamon, Chamomile, Blackberry, Hawthorn, Basil, Mugwort, Apple, Heather, Dandelion, Snowdrop, Willow, Oak, Shamrock, Crocus, Trillium, Corn, Lavender and Sage
Incense: Myrrh, Wisteria, Frankincense, Cinnamon
Other Associations: Water and Fire
Offerings: Blackberries, Milk, Bread, Herbal Teas, Heather, Brigid’s Cross, Beer
Devotional Acts:
Dedicate some Art to her
Meditate with fire
Learn blacksmithing
Watch the sunrise
Say hello to Cows and Sheep
Hang a Brigid’s Cross above your doorway for blessings and protection
Study healing magic
Plant a bee garden
Cernunnos
Culture: Celtic
God of: Forests, Wild Animals, Finances, The Underworld, Death, Hunting, Balance, Grounding and Healing, Transitioning into the Afterlife and Fertility
Symbols: Horns, The Torc, Gold Coins, Serpents
Colours: Yellow, Gold, Forest Greens, Silver, Black
Animals: Stags, Elk, Goats, Deer, Bulls, Horses, Ram Horned Snakes, Snakes, Boars, Owls, Hawks, Ravens
Plants: Ash, Bayberry, Chamomile, Cedar, Cinnamon, Heliotrope, Holly, Ivy, Lavender, Juniper, Myrrh, Nettle, Oak, Patchouli, Pine, Sandalwood, Sunflower, Vine, Yarrow
Incense: Musk, Benzoin, Frankincense, Patchouli, Pine
Other Associations: Earth and Air, Sunday,
Offerings: Venison, Cooked Meats (ethically sourced), Roses, Sunflowers, Lavender, Wildflowers, Juniper Bark and Berries, Oak wood carvings, Green or Gold Candles, Cinnamon, Cloves, Pine scents, Pelts (ethically sourced), Feathers, Bones, Forest Moss, Antlers, Horns, Pine Cones, Gold Coins, Daggers, Poetry art, Celtic Music
Devotional Acts:
Hiking and Hunting
Connecting with nature
Meditation and Grounding, especially Outside
Dancing
Listening to Irish/Celtic Music
Cooking with his favorite foods
Talking with him
Singing in Irish
Wearing a pendant for him
Taking care of your body, especially if you're chronically ill
Lugh
Culture: Celtic
God of: The Sun, The Arts, Storms, The Harvest, Oaths, Kings, Justice, Craftsmanship, Smithcraft, Light and Warriors
Symbols: Sun, Spear, Harp, Slingshot
Colours: Brown, Gold, Yellow, Green, Red, Blue
Animals: Lion, Horse, Raven, Stag, Crow, Hound, Lynx
Plants: Apple, Oak, Hazel, Holly, Marigold, Goldenrod, Sunflower, Carnation, Rose, Gorse, Bay, Basil, Allspice, Rosemary, Cinnamon
Incense: Apple, Cinnamon, Rose, Frankincense, Myrrh
Other Associations: The Sun, Justice, Sunday, Air and Fire, Full or Waxing Moons
Offerings: Wine, Mead, Apple Cider, Corn, Bread, Apples, Berries, Potatoes, Beer, Harvested Fruits and Vegetables, Corn Dolls, Cloves, Gorse Flowers, Handmade Crafts
Devotional Acts:
Make Art, in any form, for him
Learn self defense
Watch the sunrise
Treat your loved ones to a lovely meal and give a plate to him
Support political and law-based justice, and sign petitions or give donations to make sure justice is appropriately given
Try to become a confident and witty person
Buy a kilt and wear in unapologetically
Go to a Renaissance Fair
Buy medieval weapons, especially spears and slingshots
Rhiannon
Culture: Welsh
Goddess of: The Moon, Horses, Songbirds, Wind, Gates, Horseshoes, Love, Beauty, Fate, Divination, Prosperity, Abundance and Healing. She protects against disaster and humiliation.
Symbols: The Moon, Horseshoes, Gates, The Winds
Colours: Green, Silver, Black, White, Grey, Red, Maroon, Brown
Animals: Horse, Frog, Dog, Songbird, Dragon, Badger, Hummingbird
Plants: Cedar, Pine, Narcissus, Daffodils, Pansies, Rosemary, Sage, Bay, Lavender, All White Flowers
Incense: Sandalwood, Cedar, Pine, Lavender, Frankincense
Other Associations: 7, Waning Moon Phases, Monday
Offerings: Soft-sounding Music, White Candles with the number 7 carved into them, Apples, Willow Leaves or Bark, Ivy, Evergreens, White Flowers, Lavender Oil, Lavender Candles, Studying or Practicing with Liminal Spaces and the In Between, including Meditation, Astral Travel, Dreamwork and Mediumship
Devotional Acts:
Sing for her
Make art, in any form, for her
Show extra love to animals, especially horses, dogs and songbirds
Talk to her or the moon
Sit outside on a windy day and enjoy the breeze
Fly a kite
Keep a dream journal
Make or Buy a Birdhouse
Aengus Óg
Culture: Celtic
God of: Love, Poetry, Inspiration, Youth, Summer and Healing
Symbols: Swans, Golden Harp
Colours: Green, Pink, Red
Animals: Swan, Cats, Deer, Doves, Sparrows, Songbirds
Plants: Strawberries, Rose, Mistletoe, Violet, Birch, Cedar, Elder, Sycamore, Basil, Cherries
Incense: Cinnamon, Jasmine, Lavender, Rose, Sandalwood
Other Associations: Venus, Copper, Air, The World, Justice, The Lovers
Offerings: Red Roses, Strawberry, Mead, Beer, Honey, Eggs, Butter, Milk, Bread
Devotional Acts:
Feed Local Birds
Sing love songs
Use more roses in your spellwork
Keep a dream journal
Never give up on your goals
Talk to him
Ask for help when you need it
The Morrigan
Culture: Celtic
Goddess of: War, Witchcraft, Death, Battle, Sovereignty, Life, The Land, Fresh water, Fertility, Prophecy, Protection, Retribution and Fate (especially Foretelling Doom)
Symbols: Red Cloak, Spear, Chariot, Sword, Shield, Triskele
Colours: Red, Black, White, Blue, Green
Animals: Crow, Raven, Horse, Eel, Serpent, Heifer, Wolf
Plants: Snapdragon, Willow, Aspen, Rowan, Hawthorn, Yew, Belladonna, Mugwort, Nightshade (VERY DANGEROUS)
Incense: Dragon’s Blood, Juniper, Night Queen, Pumpkin, Cinnamon, Sandalwood
Other Associations: Earth, Tuesday, Samhain, Queen of Swords, Justice, Death
Offerings: Red Wine, Red Meats, Red Beans, Bread, Acorns, Water, Milk, Beer and Ale, Chai Tea, Peppermint Tea, Pumpkin-flavored Things, Apple-flavored Things, Any cow products, Coffee
Devotional Acts:
Practice Divination
Stand up for yourself and others
Practice magic
Sing for her
Take care of yourself
Read her myths
Practice with weapons safely
Make art for her, in any form
The Dagda
Culture: Celtic
God of: Fertility, Agriculture, Strength, Wisdom, Magic, Druidry, Kingship, Abundance, Order, Magic, Music and Balance
Symbols: Magic Cauldron, Harp of Seasons, Large Club that can both give and take life, Sun Wheel
Colours: Red, Blue, Green, Brown
Animals: Pig
Plants: Oak, Oats, Willow, Hawthorn, Chamomile
Incense: Cedar, Juniper, Orange
Other Associations: Earth, Fire, Strength, Wheel of Fortune, The World, King of Pentacles, King of Wands
Offerings: Acorns, Music, Porridge, Ale, Beer, Mead, Butter
Devotional Acts:
Come up with your own mantra that inspires you
Become a mentor or father figure to someone who needs it
Research Druidry
Study agriculture
Plant an herb garden
Document and admire the changing of seasons in your local area
Listen to harp music
Aine
Culture: Celtic
Goddess of: Summer, Wealth, Sovereignty, Love, Fertility, Protection, Wealth, Agriculture, The Sun and the Moon and Queen of the Faeries
Symbols: Silver and White Items, Meadowsweet, The Moon
Colours: Red, Gold, Green, Blue and Tan
Animals: Red Mare, Horse, Rabbit, Swan, Cattle
Plants: Angelica, Blackberry, Cowslip, Elder, Orchid, Fennel, Flax, Garlic, Mugwort, Nettle, Oak, Hawthorn, Mistletoe, Alfalfa, Ash, Agrimony, Ash, Birch, Broom, Holly, Lavender, Meadow-sweet, Gorse
Incense: Dragon’s Blood, Fairy Dust, Orchid, Lavender
Other Associations: Midsummer, Air, South, The Sun, Suit of Wands, Queen of Pentacles,
Offerings: Milk, Bread, Home-grown Produce, Cream, Fire and Candles, Sunflowers, Yellow Flowers, Honey, Summer Fruits, Oranges, Bee-related Items
Devotional Acts:
Write a hymn for her
Leave offerings for the fae to keep the peace
Gardening, especially for herbs and flowers
Bee-keeping
Celestial and Fairy Magic
Light candles frequently
Have a bonfire
Spellwork at dawn or dusk
Cerridwen
Culture: Welsh
Goddess of: The Moon, Luck, Poetry, Change, Rebirth, Transformation, The Underworld, Death, Fertility, Inspiration, Magic and Knowledge
Symbols: Cauldron, Dark Moon, Lunar Cycles, Caves
Colours: Silver, Purple, Black, Grey, Green
Animals: White Pig, Greyhound, Crow, Hen, Hare, Otter, Hawk
Plants: Corn, Grain, Vervain, Acorns, Apple, Oak, Hazel
Incense: Sandalwood, Patchouli, Sage, Mugwort
Other Associations: Monday, North, The Moon, Death, The Magician, Suit of Cups, Midnight
Offerings: Pork, Bread, Milk, Water, Wheat, White and Green Candles, Barley, Rice, Peanuts, Poppy or Sunflower Seeds, Vervain, Grain-based Products
Devotional Acts:
Talk to the moon
Write Poetry about her
Buy a cauldron for spellwork
Make some potions
Bake some wheat bread
Take care of Pigs
Study something you’re genuinely interested in
it's 2021, if you're biphobic i will straight up throw a brick at you.
loved when count dracula crawled down the outer wall of the castle and jonathan harker was like….. what a weird guy……
Humans were made to art and laugh not capitalism and cry
we could be covered in blood together if you stopped playing hard to get
life is a party and I'm the uncomfortable person standing in the corner
Sunny Icons cause I couldn't find any and I love him.
Costs only one like, that's all ❤
Useful Sayings and Phrases for Hellenic Pagans
“A bow to Adrasteia”: an apology to Nemesis Adrasteia in advance for proud words that might spur her to action
"Live, Zeus preserve thee” (ζηθι, Ζευ σωθον): Blessing after sneezes
"Zeus, save us!" (Zeu, soson!): When someone sneezes
"Along with Athena, move also your hand"(σὺν Ἀθηνᾷ καὶ χεῖρα κίνει Sỳn Athēnâi kaì kheîra kinei.): like the English "God helps those who help themselves."
"Begin with Hestia": Begin at the right end.
“…what heaven sends (ta daimonia) must be borne of necessity, hostile action met bravely.” -Perikles, according to Thucydides
Gods grant good fortune/With good fortune, the Gods’ help (ΘΕΟΙ ΑΓΑΘΗ ΤΥΧΗ): prefaces announcements & prayers.
“The doors of the muses are open”: a proverb applied to those readily acquiring the best things in their education.” [Zenobius 1.89]
“The Graces are Naked”: [a phrase asserting that] it is right to give thanks for a gift without envy or vanity.” [Michael Apostolios 1.82]
"Now the gods are blessed" or "Now the blessed gods [exist]" (νυν θεοὶ μάκαρες): said of those who received deserved punishment for what they have done.
"By Zeus!" (ne ton Dia!)/Emphasized: ma ton Dia!
Pleading, in the name of/for the sake of Zeus: "pros Díos"
Sources: http://baringtheaegis.blogspot.com/2018/07/some-ancienthellenic-proverbs-for-you.html and Zeus by Ken Dowden
"What gender are you?"
Me: "hot"
Devotion for Crackheads
Some fun and totally harmless ways to worship some of the gods!
Zeus:
Climb a tree and screech like an eagle
Throw a stick at someone you hate
Drink milk from the gallon you coward
Hera:
Point out how your life is going better than that nosy aunt's marriage
Wear ridiculously vibrant dresses and thick eyeliner and only speak in peacock
Make fun of the neighborhood Karen
Poseidon:
Make someone step in water with socks on
Step in water with socks on
There are many benefits to being a marine biologist
Æügh
Hades:
It's time you went through an emo phase
Train your local dogs to bark at the neighborhood Karen
Lose your 50/50 to Qiqi
Hestia:
Cosplay as Guoba
Arson
Eat your teacher's apple, it's probably plastic but eat it anyway
Demeter:
Stalk the vegan teacher
Stalk vegan booty
Learn about the chemical properties of green onions
Athena:
Make Kokomi crit
Arson (2)
Spend money on Ovid's book. Then burn it.
Ares:
Arson (3)
Learn about the properties and history of battle axes
Make Kokomi crit (2)
Artemis:
Buy a shirt saying "MILF, Man I Love Fishing"
Cosplay the Lorax
Become the Lorax
Apollo:
Learn how to use a shotgun, though you probably already know that if you're a white American
Make friends with crows
Become a crow
Hephaestus:
Socialise
Learn how to build a tank
Build a tank
Aphrodite:
Shove sea water down Karen's throat
Be gay do crime
Arson (4)
Dionysus:
Be gay do crime (2)
Get drunk on vodka
Blast Cult of Dionysus on four big speakers at the middle of the night
Hermes:
Commit tax fraud
Commit theft
Be gay do crime (3)
Helios:
Chug a questionable amount of monster down
Stare directly into the sun
Arson (5)
Selene:
Be gay do crime (4)
Sing Bohemian Rhapsody at the top of your lungs every full moon at the middle of the night
So the fandango
Hecate:
Arson (6)
Adopt a dog despite your parents saying no
Adopt a weasel
sleeping doesn’t help this type of tired anymore
You're in her dms. I'm scooping her up in my demon powered baba yaga walking castle and breaking her curse. We are not the same.
✨✨✨
Honestly, can you call yourself an artist if you haven't ingested paint at least once?
“One final paragraph of advice: do not burn yourselves out. Be as I am - a reluctant enthusiast….a part-time crusader, a half-hearted fanatic. Save the other half of yourselves and your lives for pleasure and adventure. It is not enough to fight for the land; it is even more important to enjoy it. While you can. While it’s still here….Enjoy yourselves, keep your brain in your head and your head firmly attached to the body, the body active and alive, and I promise you this much; I promise you this one sweet victory over our enemies, over those desk-bound men and women with their hearts in a safe deposit box, and their eyes hypnotized by desk calculators. I promise you this; You will outlive the bastards.”
— Edward Abbey (via littlethingwithfeathers)
𝐈'𝐦 𝐬𝐮𝐜𝐡 𝐚 𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐠𝐞𝐝𝐲, 𝐒𝐡𝐚𝐤𝐞𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐰𝐨𝐮𝐥𝐝 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐥𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐝 𝐦𝐞.
Lets say, hypothetically, my lover's got humor..... and for the sake of debate... lets say, she's the giggle at a funeral.
when i’m depressed i just do shit like this
Cuuuttte!! 🥰🥺
happy stimming
Little Nightmares is my flavour of creepy~
I just want to take the time to Thank Tumblr for pinning STOP ASIAN HATE as they did BLM because the world needs to see it and understand what’s going on. Our elders within the Asian communities and to the men and women in the African-American community don’t deserve this and we all need to rally against this. Because hate gets us no where.
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What to ask tarot
So tarot card questions are actually a lot different than asking a specific question. You wouldn’t say, for example, “Is my dad going to graduate?” because if you got the 3 of cups, you would be utterly confused as to why I did not provide a yes or a no. So below I am going to list questions that are good to ask the cards.
• I’m at a fork in the road. Which way should I go?
• How do I weigh out the choices I have? What are the Pros and Cons?
• What do I need to know to make the best decision? What do I need to know?
• What do I need to know about a situation with a family member?
• What do I need to know about my love life?
• What do I need to know about my career?
Moving forward
• How do I move forward in my career?
• How do I move forward in my relationship/ love life?
• What is coming forth in my life?
• Which foundation is the strongest to build on in my life?
* What should I do?
• What should/ shouldn’t I do about a situation with my job?
• What should/ shouldn’t I do about a situation with a friend or family member?
• How can I restore my hope for the future?
• What overall positives do I bring to my life?
• What positives do the people in my life provide me?
• Is there meaning in my life?
• Is there love in my life? Hidden Elements
• Are there things I am ignoring that are important?
• What am I not seeing?
• What is holding me back?
• Are there truths that I am denying?
• Are there things that I see that are untrue?
• What important things have I forgotten?
• What could get in my way?
• What is most important for me to get done?
• How will a certain occasion or event turn out?
• What will be the best way for me to communicate with certain people?
• What should I learn from my past?
• What is the impending future telling me?
• What cycles am I stuck in?
• What have a learned from my past?
• Where am I strongest?
• What should I look out for?
I hope this helps!!!!
Not to mention the fact that it's been proven that NONE of the victims in the trails were witches. There's no proof.
Oh Sweet Fucking Jesus Christ Almighty
This is.....embarrassing. Salem was a tragedy, but it was just that: a tragedy. It is widely accepted that there were no witches killed in Salem, and to label Bridget Bishop, the first innocent woman murdered, as a witch is incredibly disrespectful to her memory.
And naturally, when simply stating that the person should take the time to do research on what is available, they felt personally attacked and blocked me. Because I stated that they should take the time to research the full history of the woman she is calling a witch, who was murdered in life for that title which was thrust upon her.
This shit makes me sick. You don't have a "witch side" or some "special powers," and your disrespect of the lives lost in Salem in search of internet clout is fucking embarassing. Being related to someone who died in Salem does not mean you are a witch. It doesn't make you special, or give you special powers or connections. It literally just means that one of your ancestors was murdered by puritanical swine. And you perpetuating the title that lost that person their life, despite multiple documents and records showing those who were murdered in Salem were not witches of any kind, shows that you have no respect for your ancestors or their deaths.